Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page v
... senior to junior medical officers , and has to employ Surgeon - Commanders in hospitals , where it would be preferable to employ Surgeon- Lieutenants if they were available . It would appear that a portion of the increase in the cost of ...
... senior to junior medical officers , and has to employ Surgeon - Commanders in hospitals , where it would be preferable to employ Surgeon- Lieutenants if they were available . It would appear that a portion of the increase in the cost of ...
Page vi
... senior Naval officers . A paper was put in dealing with the retinue of senior Naval officers at yards abroad from which it would appear that a captain in charge of a dockyard gets four cooks and stewards whereas if a commander is in ...
... senior Naval officers . A paper was put in dealing with the retinue of senior Naval officers at yards abroad from which it would appear that a captain in charge of a dockyard gets four cooks and stewards whereas if a commander is in ...
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... Senior Naval officers . A paper was put in dealing with the retinue of senior Naval officers at yards abroad from which it would appear that a captain in charge of a dockyard gets four cooks and stewards whereas if a commander is in ...
... Senior Naval officers . A paper was put in dealing with the retinue of senior Naval officers at yards abroad from which it would appear that a captain in charge of a dockyard gets four cooks and stewards whereas if a commander is in ...
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... senior ? —— As regards comparison between the two . to get the pre - war figure you have to add the retired pay to that £ 250 and you would probably find the difference be- tween the Inspector and the Assistant Inspector was very much ...
... senior ? —— As regards comparison between the two . to get the pre - war figure you have to add the retired pay to that £ 250 and you would probably find the difference be- tween the Inspector and the Assistant Inspector was very much ...
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... senior to the other , who had got on quickly because he was a very smart man , and yet he might be getting a lower rate of pay than a petty officer junior to him . 227. But the Chairman's question to you was on fresh enlistments ? -Un ...
... senior to the other , who had got on quickly because he was a very smart man , and yet he might be getting a lower rate of pay than a petty officer junior to him . 227. But the Chairman's question to you was on fresh enlistments ? -Un ...
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Admiral Superintendent Admiralty Air Commodore Air Force Air Ministry Amendment proposed Army Arthur Michael Samuel Assistant Director bonus boys C. J. NAEF C.B. Continued cadets Captain Brass Captain Viscount Curzon Chairman Chief Civil Civilian Class Clause Colonel Assheton Pownall Colonel Stephenson Committee cost of living Cranwell Department Deputy diem and allowances Dockyard Clerks Draughtsmen Engineer Estimates farm figure flying Foremen full pay Gallery Halton Hannon Harmsworth High Commissioners hospital House increase insert the words Inspector Lieut.-Colonel Lieutenant Lord Eustace Percy Medical ment Naval Officers Navy Neville Chamberlain Ordnance pay and allowances Pennefather pension present question rank rates of pay reduction Royal salary seats Secretary Senior ships Sir Archibald Sinclair Sir CHARLES WALKER Sir Philip Pilditch Sir Robert Newman Sir WALTER NICHOLSON Sir Wilfrid Sugden Sir William Raeburn Somerville Staff Clerk Store Officers Sub-head Superintendent tion Typists Victualling Vote wages